Shannon Flo Giese

Shannon Flo Giese, born on March 1, 1942, left this world on April 9, 2026, in Moscow, Idaho, after courageously fighting a long battle with cancer. Surrounded by those who cared for her deeply—her family, friends, and devoted caregivers—she found peace at home, where her spirit had always been nurtured by love.

Shannon’s life was a testament to dedication and perseverance. She worked tirelessly to raise the first generation of produce, a labor of love that reflected not only her strong work ethic but her commitment to nurturing growth—both in the fields and in her family. Her path was paved by an education she earned in college during the 1980s, a time when opportunities for women were limited, yet Shannon broke through setting a foundation that would inspire generations.

A heartwarming presence, Shannon loved nothing more than gathering with her family and friends. Her smile was not just an expression but a blessing she shared generously, brightening the lives of those around her. She found joy in simple pleasures, especially sewing alongside her beloved sister Nancy, a cherished bond that spoke to her love for family and creativity. Her passion for plants filled her home and heart, a living testament to her nurturing nature and connection with life’s quiet beauty.

Shannon’s family remains a vibrant part of her legacy. She is lovingly remembered by her children Jerry, Jeanie and Jason. Her grandchildren—Wren, Wolfgang, Teagan, and Tatem—carry forward the warmth and love she so generously bestowed. Though her parents Dallas and Grace Groseclose have passed before her, their memories remain intertwined within her story, filled with moments that shaped the woman Shannon became.

Her life was one of resilience, love, and countless smiles. Shannon Flo Giese’s enduring legacy will live on in the hearts of all who knew her—a shining light whose kindness, strength and spirit will never be forgotten.